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The poet’s winning collection examines religious and political violence in Nigeria through the imagined voice of a victim. The post Ogaga Ifowodo wins $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Li...
For Ifowodo, the recognition of Why Does God Need a Gun? would affirm the power of poetry to confront uncomfortable truths, question entrenched beliefs and give voice to people who...
Nigerian poet and lawyer Ogaga Ifowodo has won the 2026 Nigeria Prize for Literature, sponsored by Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), for his poetry collection, Why Does God Need a Gun? I...
In Why Does God Need A Gun?, Ifowodo turns his gaze towards one of the most combustible questions of our time: what happens when religious belief becomes so absolute that it begins...
Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) held its Grand Award Night in Lagos on Friday, October 9, and honored three Nigerian winners across the Nigeria Prizes. Poet Ogaga Ifowodo won the $100,0...
Poet, lawyer, and activist Ogaga Ifowodo has won the 2026 Nigeria Prize for Literature for his poetry collection Why Does God Need a Gun?, taking home the $100,000 prize. The winne...
What can poetry hold when a country is carrying too much history? For Ogaga Ifowodo, James Ngwu Eze and Tares Oburumu, poetry becomes a way of looking closely at Nigeria: at the vi...
The 2026 edition is dedicated to poetry, continuing the prize's four-year rotation among prose fiction, poetry, drama and children's literature. According to the Advisory Board, ch...
The Nigeria Prize for Literature has narrowed its 2026 poetry field down to a shortlist of three: James Ngwu Eze’s Unbind Me Now, Ogaga Ifowodo’s Why Does God Need a Gun?, and Tare...
The finalists for the 2026 Walcott Prize are out! Two Nigerian poets have made the finalist list for the 2026 Derek Walcott Prize for Poetry, awarded annually by Arrowsmith Press i...
Nigerian American author and journalist Itoro Bassey has been selected for the 2026 fiction cohort of Get the Word Out, Poets & Writers’ publicity incubator for early-career au...
At 18, Nigerian-American poet Daniel Somtochukwu Umemezie has become the tenth National Youth Poet Laureate of the United States, joining a decade-long tradition of young poets usi...
By Niran Adedokun Amongst many others, two things sicken me about Nigerian politicians. The first is their capacity to approbate and reprobate. You know that inclination to blow ho...
Now, with Flora's Love Colony, he has undertaken something considerably more expansive: an attempt to poetically trace Nigeria's journey from its pre-colonial past through slavery...
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By the time Ogunde died in 1990, Ogogo was already a rising star, and the Alarinjo travelling Theatre culture was being disrupted by time, economy of scale, evolving technology and...
By Okey Ikechukwu Ejindu was a young man whose voice had not yet become strong enough to be heard during the meetings and conversations of elders. He had always disliked
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The country sent its people home with a statement. Home, it seemed, was a word that could still be stamped on paper. At the border, a man opened his passport as though opening a...
The celebrated Nigerian-American artist and poet whose work can be found in institutions like the Museum für Moderne Kunst, LUMA Arles and the Rubell Museum sees ecological and col...
Nigerian poet Rasaq Malik Gbolahan is a finalist for the 2026 Montreal International Poetry Prize, shortlisted for his poem “Suitcase.” He is the only African poet among the 20 fin...
The pot remembers every hand that has lifted its lid expecting steam. Tonight, it holds only water learning the shape of silence. Mother measures another cup into tomorrow, stirr...
A stalwart of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and former Edo State governorship aspirant, Mr. Kenneth Imansuaghon, has described late Chief Dan Osi Orbih as a courageous, com...
Years after the Nigerian Civil War, Ìfẹ́olúwa Ayandele’s grandfather was still carrying the weight of what he had lost. He had served as a soldier, returned home, and later travell...
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